By gjcooper - 5/30/2017
Hi,
I am very new to Inquisit, and I am assisting a fellow staff member with creating a task using it.
Part of the requirements I have been given is that there should be a slider response with a value returned between -5 and +5 in 0.1 increments. From what I can gather this is not directly possible, but I should be able to achieve this by giving a range from -50 to 50 and use a calculation/expression to record in the desired range.
However I have also been asked that the participant not be able to enter 0 as a response (in other words a validresponse should be in ranges [-50, -1] and [1, 50]). Is a restriction like this possible?
Gavin
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By Dave - 5/31/2017
+xHi, I am very new to Inquisit, and I am assisting a fellow staff member with creating a task using it. Part of the requirements I have been given is that there should be a slider response with a value returned between -5 and +5 in 0.1 increments. From what I can gather this is not directly possible, but I should be able to achieve this by giving a range from -50 to 50 and use a calculation/expression to record in the desired range. However I have also been asked that the participant not be able to enter 0 as a response (in other words a validresponse should be in ranges [-50, -1] and [1, 50]). Is a restriction like this possible? Gavin
No, I can't think of a way to implement such a restriction for a <slider> element, I'm afraid.
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By gjcooper - 5/31/2017
+x+xHi, I am very new to Inquisit, and I am assisting a fellow staff member with creating a task using it. Part of the requirements I have been given is that there should be a slider response with a value returned between -5 and +5 in 0.1 increments. From what I can gather this is not directly possible, but I should be able to achieve this by giving a range from -50 to 50 and use a calculation/expression to record in the desired range. However I have also been asked that the participant not be able to enter 0 as a response (in other words a validresponse should be in ranges [-50, -1] and [1, 50]). Is a restriction like this possible? Gavin No, I can't think of a way to implement such a restriction for a <slider> element, I'm afraid.
Thanks Dave,
Hmm - I wonder, would it be possible to use branch to detect if the response was 0, then perhaps show a message about an incorrect response and reshow the exact same stimulus again?
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By Dave - 6/1/2017
+x+x+xHi, I am very new to Inquisit, and I am assisting a fellow staff member with creating a task using it. Part of the requirements I have been given is that there should be a slider response with a value returned between -5 and +5 in 0.1 increments. From what I can gather this is not directly possible, but I should be able to achieve this by giving a range from -50 to 50 and use a calculation/expression to record in the desired range. However I have also been asked that the participant not be able to enter 0 as a response (in other words a validresponse should be in ranges [-50, -1] and [1, 50]). Is a restriction like this possible? Gavin No, I can't think of a way to implement such a restriction for a <slider> element, I'm afraid. Thanks Dave, Hmm - I wonder, would it be possible to use branch to detect if the response was 0, then perhaps show a message about an incorrect response and reshow the exact same stimulus again?
Yes, that should be possible -- good idea.
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